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CPOs relaunch the “Cops and Kids” program for the various Elementary schools on St. Maarten.

October 21, 2022

CPOs relaunch the “Cops and Kids” program for the various Elementary schools on St. Maarten.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Last Wednesday, October 19, the community police officers had a meeting with the administrators of the various elementary schools in preparation for the start of the
Cop's and Kids program.

The Cops & Kids program will be reintroduced in the elementary schools for the school year 2022/2023, under the leadership of the Community Officers in an ongoing effort to bridge the gap between police (KPSM) and students.

Having a police presence in the school as part of the school community indirectly influences unwanted behavior and opens valuable lines of communication. The program provides a platform for CPOs to invest in students in their respective districts.

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KPSM Press Release.

Source: https://www.smn-news.com/index.php/st-maarten-st-martin-news/41602-cpos-relaunch-the-cops-and-kids-program-for-the-various-elementary-schools-on-st-maarten.html

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